Can I Get Feedback on My Novel from Scientists?

In summary, the conversation discusses a link to a website containing adult content and the hesitance of people to download unknown content. The conversation also mentions a forum where one can receive feedback on writing and a comparison to a character from a popular TV show.
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Adder_Noir
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Hi,

Hope it's ok to post this not sure where else it could go and you seem like a bunch of bright chaps who could give me some good feedback so:

http://www.savefile.com/files/777513"

It contains adult content so please be warned thanks :wink:
 
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Lol I take it that means it was crap then :smile:
 
  • #3
Well, perhaps folks are leery of downloading unknown content these days.

But then the warning says 'violence and adult material'. That is not something I'd be interested in reading.
 
  • #4
Astronuc said:
Well, perhaps folks are leery of downloading unknown content these days.

Fair point indeed. Lots of nasty stuff out there.

Astronuc said:
But then the warning says 'violence and adult material'. That is not something I'd be interested in reading.

Personally I think they've all read it and just thought it was rubbish :smile:
 
  • #5
Often you can find cameras even in places like this which don’t have a permanent power supply. They run on SELV circuits and simply plug into a typical three pin wall socket, rather like your phone charger. This is the height of lazy design implementation and the kind I relish to punish the most.

Sounds like it's been written by a more deranged Alan Partridge. Really is gripping novel material!
 
  • #6
I'm a new member at the forum I link below, and I think you'll find a greater range and scope of help and input. It's very active with people who clearly have lots of experience. Hope that helps.

http://www.writingforums.com/index.php
 
  • #7
Thanks for the replies chaps. I'll head over to the writing forum tonight thanks mate.

Oh and by the way I liked the alan partridge comparison he really is just like him when it comes to pointless detail :smile:
 

FAQ: Can I Get Feedback on My Novel from Scientists?

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5. What is the best way to edit and revise my novel?

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